bit of a echo in here!!!

[treewizard]

it the biggest one they do cs-350 might actually have t e s after those numbers as well

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

it the biggest one they do cs-350 might actually have t e s after those numbers as well

 

Gotya.

[Piper Mac]

With the cost of the MS200T being what it is, I reserve its use solely for work up in the tree where its power is useful. For sorting things out on the ground, I have and use a far less expensive Echo CS300 that has performed admirably for light work for quite some time.

[pd_denmark]

Yes, the words "cheap shite" come to mind.

 

I bought a tophandled ecco six years ago (I didn't have that much money back then). It was absolutely useless!!! 100% plastic, weak engine, the airfilter-cab was falling of when you where in the tree, etc....

After a week I stored it in my bacement and bought a husqvarna 339t. That was a good saw, but the stihl 200t is far the best you can get! I now use a 200t with 14" guidebar. It's a waist of time and money to try and buy cheap chainsaws. It's the same with climbing gear...!

 

[Frank]

Dunno what its like.

 

Does it matter if its not top drawer?

 

If its any good' date=' use it.

 

If its lacking, do a few jobs till you can afford a new 200t.

 

Keep the echo as a back up.

 

Don't buy a second hand 200t, cos it'll be knackered. Who in their right mind would sell a perfectly running topper?[/quote'] A burglar ????